Photo Paper Avery Inkjet 2x20 Sheets A4 High-gloss White

Avery Inkjet Photo Paper 2x20 Sheets A4 High-gloss White provides a high-gloss surface designed for inkjet printers, delivering vivid colours and sharp detail on A4-sized prints. Each pack contains 20 sheets and the case totalizes 40 sheets suitable for printing photographs, glossy marketing materials and presentation visuals. The paper is FSC-certified, reflecting sustainably managed sources, and its 250 g/m² weight offers a firm, postcard-like feel for professional-looking output.

Advantages

The high-gloss coating enhances colour saturation and contrast, producing brighter highlights and deeper blacks compared with standard plain paper. At 250 g/m² the media is rigid enough to withstand handling, mounting and display without significant curling. Compatibility with inkjet printers ensures fast drying times and good ink absorption to reduce smudging. The FSC certification provides assurance of responsible fibre sourcing.

Suitable for

• Photographs and photo prints
• Marketing flyers and promotional images
• Portfolios and presentation sheets
• Certificates or short-run glossy materials

Key specifications

• Paper size: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Finish: High-gloss
• Recommended printing: Inkjet printers
• Media weight: 250 g/m²
• Colour: White
• Sheets per pack: 20 sheets (40 sheets per case)
• Certification: FSC-certified

How to use

Load sheets into the printer according to the manufacturer’s guidance for photo or glossy media, typically feeding from the manual feed or photo tray to ensure proper alignment. Select the printer’s photo or high-quality inkjet setting and choose A4 paper size and high-gloss or photo paper type in print preferences. Allow printed sheets to dry flat for a short time before stacking or handling to avoid surface marks. For best results, handle by the edges and store unused sheets flat in a dry environment.

Recommendations

For optimal output, use inks recommended by your printer manufacturer and avoid exposure to moisture and direct sunlight to preserve colour longevity. Test a single sheet and adjust colour management or print settings if necessary before a larger run. When mounting printed photos, use adhesives compatible with coated media to prevent bleeding or warping.